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>>5746689
>bananas
>red-blooded American fruit

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looks/sounds awful but I like OC so thanks OP. I'm really just here for the buttmad war. carry on everybody.

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>>5542874
I think provolone is the norm, a few of the more touristy places will use cheez whiz. Geno's has a thing, "whiz wit", or "whiz wit-out". I just like cheez whiz better than shitty tasteless provolone and don't give a fuck if it makes me a tourist tier pleb. Speaking of that.

>take parents to local philly cheesesteak shop
>it's legit
>dad strolls up to counter to order
>"I'd like the original cheesesteak, WHIZ WIT!!!!!" then grins like he knows some big secret
>owner raises eyebrow. "whiz wit, what?" condescending looks ensue
>dad smuggly explains thats how they eat and order it in Philadelphia, it's the lingo
>owner raises his right eyebrow to the ceiling and drops the left one down to the floor.
>"no, that is not how we talk in Philadelphia sir"
>dad reminds him that it is how they order in Philly, he's BEEN THERE.
>owner was raised in Philly
>dad asks for utensils to eat his sandwich with
>I can tell owner is on the verge of assburger inflammation but he hides it from all but the most discerning and is not rude

I cringed for both of them. Food was great.

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